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INEC says vote buying will not be tolerated in the February 21 FCT council elections.
Over 1.6 million voters, 570 candidates and thousands of observers will participate.
Anti-corruption agencies and security forces will be deployed to ensure credible and peaceful polls.
The chairman...
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JAMB says registration for the 2026 UTME will close February 26 with no extension.
Over 1.5 million candidates have registered so far, though centres are underused.
Candidates must obtain e-PINs early and complete registration before deadlines to avoid disqualification.
The Joint Admissions and...
Governor Mbah promises a brighter future for Enugu with self-generated and distributed electricity by 2026, marking a significant leap towards state development.
With a significant leap to N1,382/$, the Naira showcases resilience, backed by Central Bank efforts and government measures, marking a potential turnaround for Nigeria's economy.
Labour Party's National Treasurer accuses the Chairman of corruption, sparking a legal battle for transparency and integrity amidst allegations of misused funds and an unjust suspension.
The Federal Civil Service Commission embraces digital innovation, launching computer-based tests for promotions, marking a significant leap in efficiency and transparency.
Lagos Uber drivers encounter arrests and vehicle impoundments over a dispute on app data sharing with the government, urging a temporary halt on the app's usage.
The Nigeria Labour Congress demands the ousting of Labour Party Chairman Julius Abure, citing a "secret" convention and financial mismanagement, deepening the party's leadership crisis.